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SC Business Review - Upcoming Guests
May 17, 2013
IP Business Summit Coming Soon to S.C.
Our next guest says that intangible assets represent about 80% or more of the value in most companies and yet even the most seasoned executive and managers are generally not aware of current best practices for legally protecting and strongly leveraging those assets. He's here this morning to tell us about the National IP Taskforce Business Summit, coming soon to South Carolina, that is considered to be the preeminent meeting in the United States for executives and managers to learn about and discuss intellectual property strategy and management. Attendees and speakers will be attending from around the world.
Mike Switzer interviews Dirk Brown, director of the Faber Entrepreneurship Center at the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.
May 20, 2013
SC Business Update from John WarnerA weekly update of the news, events and issues facing South Carolina's business community.
Mike Switzer interviews John "Swampfox" Warner, founder and CEO of Innoventure, based in Greenville, S.C.
May 21, 2013
Philanthropy Can Be for All Tax BracketsAs the population ages, financial advisors say they are seeing more and more people interested in philanthropy. And some concerns they are encountering are whether you have to have large amounts of money to be an effective philanthropist and most importantly, why give to a cause in the first place?
Mike Switzer interviews Frank Braddock, a certified financial planner with JHS Capital Advisors in Columbia.
May 22, 2013
SC Elementary Teachers Win National PBS AwardsOur next guests are recent recipients of PBS' 2012 Teacher Innovator Awards which honors educators from across the country who are using digital media in new and unique ways to improve students' learning.
Mike Switzer interviews Lynn Dempsey, a teacher of the gifted and talented at Lexington Elementary School, and Lori Russell, a 1st grade teacher at Meadow Glen Elementary School, also in Lexington, SC.
May 23, 2013
Upstate Organization Brings Hope to ChildrenCaring for abused and neglected children, as well as assisting stressed and isolated families, is very demanding and sometimes thankless work, but salvaging children in our state is important work for South Carolina's future.
Mike Switzer interviews Chamlee Loscuito, CEO of the Ellen Hines Smith Girls' Home, which has recently merged with Childrens' Shelter of the Upstate, now called "Hope Center for Children" in Spartanburg, SC.
May 24, 2013
Civic Hackers Gathering Soon in ColumbiaIf you haven't heard, hacking has taken on an entirely new and positive implication these days. So positive, in fact, that Columbia, SC has decided take part in the upcoming, first ever National Day of Civic Hacking.
Mike Switzer interviews Karl McCollester is the partner manager with IT-ology in Columbia and the committee chair for South Carolina's participation in this event. And by way of full disclosure, Karl is also a business partner with Mike Switzer in a venture known as Voterheads, which is just one of the many sponsors of this event.


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